Vintage 1906 Naples California Construction Print

This vintage look print is a re-creation of an actual ad that appeared in the Los Angeles Herald in 1906 for the opening of the Naples California project by Arthur Parson. The print measures 12" by 16" and can be enlarged to 18" by 24" and is presented here on poster paper. It is a standard size for framing and you can frame it yourself or add a frame right here. It is recommended that you upgrade to heavy duty matte if framing as a print. This print would be a great addition to any home or office in the area of Naples, Long Beach. Naples is a neighbourhood of Long Beach, California and was built on three islands located in Alamitos Bay. In 1903 Arthur Parson built the islands of Naples in the marshy Bixby Slough of the artificial Alamitos Bay, in the mouth of the San Gabriel River. The ad, in part, reads - There is nothing on earth that furnishes a parallel to Naples. It will be the showcase of Southern California. Famed on two continents for its dazzling array of attractions. Not cheap tinsel attractions of a tin-horn and tinsel character, but solid, enduring, artistic and unique, coupled with that wonderful expanse of still water covering 13 miles. Go now and see it. --------------- This print, in a nice frame, will look great and be a conversation piece in any home or business in the area.